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H.264 Now Royalty-Free for all Eternity; HTML5 Video Situation Still a Mess (PC World)

PC World – The battle for the future of Web video has been nothing if not confusing, and it isn’t over yet.

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Google, Verizon Pitch New Net Neutrality Plan (PC World)

PC World – Everyone relax, Google and Verizon want you to know they’re not out to destroy net neutrality, as previously reported. In fact, they’ve got a few suggestions on how not to ruin the future of the Internet.

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Arq joins the ranks of Mac-friendly online backup services (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com – There’s yet another contender if you’re looking for an online backup solution. Haystack Software has released Arq, a backup application that uses Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3). Arq offers encrypted backups, flexible scheduling, and the ability to select and exclude files as you see fit.

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File-sharing Web Site Claims to ‘buy’ Desolate Russian Town (PC World)

PC World – You can call it a sort of Robin Hood situation. One of the most popular file-sharing sites is in apparent negotiations to name a rural Russian town in Siberia after its website, with money generated from its advertising.

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File-sharing Web Site Claims to ‘buy’ Desolate Russian Town
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Net Neutrality Brawl: FCC Is Not Happy with Google and Verizon (Mashable)

Mashable – The Google-Verizon net neutrality saga has taken yet another strange turn as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has ended closed-door talks with several companies over the future of net neutrality and has lashed out against the practice of paying for faster transmission of data over the Internet.

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Net Neutrality Brawl: FCC Is Not Happy with Google and Verizon
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Google Denies Plans To Pay for Priority Internet Traffic (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – Google has denied a report that it’s working with Verizon Communications to allow faster delivery of paid online content. The New York Times said such an agreement would undercut the concept of Net neutrality and suggested it could lead to tiered service with higher costs for premium delivery.

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Survey: Cloud-based iTunes streaming could be a hit (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com – There’s been a lot of talk lately about the future of iTunes and the possibility of a subscription model coming to the iTunes Store. While we can’t say for sure what the future will bring, Market research company NPD Group has done the next best thing—asking users what they want.

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Google’s Flight Search Dreams: Q&A (PC World)

PC World – Google hopes to offer robust flight search capabilities in the future, including detailed information about schedules, availability, and prices.

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Google’s Flight Search Dreams: Q&A
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Nokia aims to be the best with Symbian, MeeGo-Vanjoki (Reuters)

Reuters – Nokia is committed to get back the No.1 position in smartphones and plans to use no other software than Symbian and Linux MeeGo, head of its mobile solutions unit said on Friday. “It’s my aim to ensure Nokia stays as the market and intellectual leader in creating the digital world,” Anssi Vanjoki wrote in a blog on Nokia’s website.

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News Corp makes bets on journalism ventures (AP)

AP – News Corp.

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News Corp makes bets on journalism ventures
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